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GSP could have done it himself but wouldn't take the risk.

I think John Kavanagh was clearly talking about lifestyle changes.

Max didn't have the same experience but Conor made that fight look far too easy even after blowing his knee out for Max to feasibly offer a competitive match up the second time round.

This is petty but for some reason it's legitimately messing with Sherbro's heads.

On the contrary, Max should be be very comfortable through the entire duration of the fight.

DC was referring to the grappling and it was correct.

After the first takedown, Khabib had Conors legs scissored up against the fence and Conor exerted energy defending it, thus didn't engage for fear of takedown.

The defensive strategy which they were speaking of was regarding the stand up... Perhaps something can come from attacking a little more and risk a couple of extra takedowns, perhaps we'll see more of the same. I'm unsure if we will find out though.

Shape shifter

He did about as well as he could in the grappling department,any changes would have to be in stand up strategy if he is to get a better result.

I remember a time when you'd have to look hard to find somebody as backward as most people are in the internet age.

I'm coaching in 2 hours and 50 minutes time.

There's no such thing as overachieving.

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Grow up.

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He cleaned out everybody apart from Frankie Edgar His engine doesn't complement his volume I agree Resetting and/or lateral movement doesn't cost you points. If you attend any martial arts sessions and they're not teaching you this then find another gym.

I wouldn't call any fighter a coward and in regards to inactivity I can't speak for any fighter any more than you can. However in his position I'd have retired right after the Floyd Mayweather fight.

He had a 9 figure offer to do something else... I'm not surprised the lighweight belt was put on a backburner because believe it or not, most fighter's don't put their well-being on the line for the integrity of the sport.

Fastest KO in a UFC championship fight First ever UFC double champion 9-2 in the UFC (7 KO's) There are elite fighter's who can only dream of a record like that.